Group 1 "Circa 1803"

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You will be reading an article titled "Circa 1803" and then collaborating with your group to complete a graphic organizer.

Group 1	Group 2	Group 3	Group 4	Group 5
Tyiana	Billy	Steven	David	Sam
Justin	Clare	Kayla	Roula	Lexy
Riley	Yeahwon	Sophie	Grace	Sebastian
Marlena	Shannon	Corey	Kevin	Maia
Laura	Jarek	Alec	Matt	Sarah

At PBS Online's Lewis and Clark Web site (http://www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/), read the section entitled "Circa 1803." Fill in the chart below to describe the lifestyle, geographical knowledge, and rumors about the Western part of the North American
continent at the time of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Graphic organizer:

Lifestyle in 1803 (especially for Lewis and Clark)	Geographical knowledge of the continent	Rumors about the west at this time
usally plantation owners	at the time roughly 1000 miles by 1000 miles of length was america.	welsh speaking indians,
often a day of riding	onley 4 roads crossed the appalacian moantins	wooly mammoths
and hunting	books said erupting volcanos and mouantines of undissolved salt	peruvian lamas
a feast	the blue ridge mouantin peak at around 6500 feet	northwest passage,
for entertainment play the violin	820,000 miles is louisianas size	rumors of unicorns
hosting balls and dinners or discussing politics		gargantuan wooly mastodens
		7 foot tall beavers and frendly slim waisted buffolo